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Telstra fibre networks to offer regulated and fair wholesale services
The telco will have to offer open access wholesale services on its South Brisbane fibre network and some of its Greenfield fibre rollouts subject to ACCC scrutiny.
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Optus Networks MD: 700MHz can turn 4G LTE from racehorse to workhorse
The 700MHz spectrum band will be important for making 4G LTE a workhorse rather than a racehorse, according to Optus Networks managing director, Günther Ottendorfer.
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Qualcomm: LTE not a replacement for 3G
There has been a lot of momentum around 4G LTE networks for high-speed mobile broadband data transfer but that doesn’t mean it will be a supplant existing 3G networks, according to Qualcomm South-East Asia and Pacific president, John Stefanac.
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RadComms told: regulatory framework needed for spectrum sharing
Spectrum sharing can allow a number of new players into the spectrum licencing market but ACMA needs to consider building a solid regulatory framework to accommodate this, according to Professor Martin Weiss from Pittsburgh University.
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ACMA: Australians moving away from fixed-line phones
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) has released research showing a rapid rise in the number of people without fixed-line phones at home.
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ACMA: Australians getting online in record numbers
The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) is reporting record levels of Internet users getting online with social media like Facebook becoming a driving force.
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Optus targeted by ACCC for latest broadband ads
Telco giant, Optus, is under fire from the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) for its latest series of advertisements targeting high-speed broadband customers.
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Smartphones good for business
The smartphone fad will boost the digital economy, but Australians' love of technology will drive up energy use, a report has found.
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